Sentence examples for reconsideration that from inspiring English sources
The book laid the groundwork for a full-scale Rockwell reconsideration that proceeded in short order.
It later decided that the pollution levels were not dropping fast enough, a reconsideration that has fueled speculation that the E.P.A. will order some form of dredging.
The leak a couple of weeks ago of a new American nuclear posture, adding offensive capability against "rogue states," departed from decades of official adherence to a purely defensive position, and was just one indication of the scope of the reconsideration that is going on.
I do so by inviting them to share an everyday experience — the middle-of-the-night or caught-in-traffic moment when we find our hovering second thoughts still at hand and waiting: Why did I ever?... What if?... Now I can see… and come to that pause, the unwelcome reconsideration that quiets us and makes us mature.
He doesn't always wear it lightly — more than once he remarks, upon pulling out a classic for reconsideration, that he first read the work in question when he was 12 — but it is not just a parlor trick.
Finally, the potential reconsideration that I think reflects best on Bush's record is the one I raised in a column several years ago, which I'll just quote from here: America has had its share of disastrous chief executives.
Like the Categories commentary, it seems to predate the reconsiderations that produced the criticism of Thomas in Simon's Questions on the Posterior Analytics.
I would urge a reconsideration on that front.
Judge A. Raymond Randolph, writing for four of those who voted for reconsideration, declared that the panel's opinion "endangers national security".
One reason for Mr. Paulson's rapid reconsideration was that global financial markets have been going downhill faster than anyone had seen before.
"This board action seeks to vacate the retirees' rights to reconsideration and that places a new burden on the retirees to reapply for what was awarded more than a decade ago".
